Aaliyah P. Returns to School! by Lucinda Weeks is part of The Little Adventures of Aaliyah P. kids' adventure series. Aaliyah P. is so excited because she loves school, and she can’t wait to get back there after the holidays. She wants to see all...

Maya loves the outdoors. She loves to watch the leaves falling and she enjoys dancing to the music made by the swaying trees. She is like the lotus flower, “a strong-willed flower, resilient as a nurtured child.” In Patricia Ambinder’s As Maya Grows in the...

Alycat And The Sunday Scaries is written by Alysson Foti Bourque and illustrated by Chiara Civati. For Alycat, Sunday was full of scary ideas, such as a pop quiz and rain on Monday. Her mom sent her outside to play with her friends so she...

Arise, My Amazing Boy is a work of fiction in the social issues, adventure, and educational reading subgenres, intended for independent readers ready for their first chapter books. It is penned by author Mateo Sommer with illustrations by artist Henrique C. Rampazzo. Young readers are...

Asher the Dino: Mommy Goes to Work is written by Christine Limbach and illustrated by Mar Fandos. Asher loves spending time with his mother every day. He goes to school, colors, and plays soccer. When he comes home, he plays with Mom, loves the ferns...

And The Trees Talked Back is a children's book written and illustrated by Frederick J. Burns. A young girl named Amanda can see shapes and faces in trees. One night Daisy, her cat, breaks through the screen door to chase a bird, climbing a tree...

A Home Called Haven Book 2: The Upper World is a children’s adventure picture book written by C. Anne with illustrations by Alessandra Liane. The story follows the journey of Amma’s foster children, Fox and Otter, who found healing and learned to lean on each...

A Wallop of Worries is a children's picture book by Alyssa Hurley with illustrations by Vicky Kuhn. The book is a guide with exercises to help children overcome their fears. Whenever children feel trapped, and their minds are filled with scary thoughts, the author advises...

“When you take pictures, sometimes you focus hard on one thing and you don’t see what’s right in front of you.” The same sentiments can explain so much about life. In Tory Christie’s A Touch of Blue, Cecilia is learning what it means to grow...

Have you ever imagined where animals call home? Can you imagine a home outside the conventional four walls humans live in? A Home Can Be... explores the diverse places that serve as a home to humans and animals. A home can be spun from threads...